Christine C Elliott

Kiss the Dirt (Aussie Tales) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Kiss the Dirt is a captivating collection of stories from an eclectic storyteller who blends magic, myth, and mayhem to explore the complex emotions that underpin ordinary life. With bold and powerful themes of betrayal, death, insanity, and the fear of strangers, these tales are sure to leave readers with a lasting impression. In "Kiss the Dirt," the funeral of a newborn uncovers the dark and twisted desires lurking beneath the surface of a small town, while "The Last Letter" transcends time and space to find the courage to say goodbye. These stories are as raw and authentic as they are imaginative, making them a must-read for anyone seeking an unusual reading experience.. As one reviewer noted, this emerging writer has an uncanny ability to take readers to the edge of the cliff and leave them hanging there.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Christine C Elliott
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. März 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780648781875
• Artikelnr.: 67598754

Autorenporträt

Christine C. Elliott was born in Australia and grew up in country towns absorbing the ethos and language of country Australia. Her stories explore the endless backwash of emotion and conflict sitting under the surface in any picture-perfect town. Her first collection of short stories was published in 2014. Since then she has published a reference book for writers, "Breaking Through Writer's Block, 25 ways to improve focus and boost productivity" designed for writers experiencing doubts and fear about their work and its companion book, How to Write, Publish and Sell Your First two Ebooks. Her 2021 book, Of Covid and Curfews (112 days in lockdown, Melbourne 2020) is part journal and part memoir; a very personal record of her experiences during the lockdown in Melbourne 2020.

Christine is currently working on a relationship memoir and a second collection of short stories.